Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1924, Page 21

THE SUNDAY STAR, WAS S ————————————— —— ———————— MERCURY COMPOUND |Parachute Drop CURES BLOOD POISON, By B. S. Branson on Shadbake Program | Branson of the Board of bake committee will | te drop from a marine Red Dye, Recently Discovered, Gives Remarkable Eesults in Apparently vaeltas Cases. Efuce § CREDIT TO BALTIMOREAN - Report to Be Made Here to Ameri- " can Chemical Society. s |n o on M Imme- a review of 3.000 Mprcy DR the 50-piece band will be @ new mercury compound, ot a red dye, which produc remarkable cless cases of blood \nnouncement to made last night chemistry of medical merican Chemical credited Dr. A. C. Whitc with a leading part i irome- name of | ¢ in the form recently discovere what »“Marines will play 4 with Wi Mary | ivision of 'l s of the which | ¢ und | toff cently | LEVIATHAN RENEWS g SAILINGS AMID DIN| alled 5000 thors "in the| | Inspect Steamer: o®® Leaving New York on First Trip Since Grounding. White and papers to meeting of t Society here, mical| NEW YORK, April 12—Five thou- » which | sand visitors inspected the Kle‘"!\’ll'\ Ll"\l‘-‘zx,«v.;uhan today before she sailed nhted 2 saluting harbor ¢ ctory sirens on her first vo he grounded on a reel ~ | harbor here last Decembe= ed up for repairs and rhauling. amid DRY HEAD AT 0DDS WITH SCHOOL BOARD| Refuses to Enlarge on Statement High School Girls Are Liquor Runners. T % B the Associated LOULSVILLE, Miiler div the Louis day reached a de! eusation attributed to Mr. 'WONAN, BABY SLAIN; HUSBAND IS JAILED ¥ | War Department will have an age |ltmit of from seventeen to twenty- zzzz:::z:z:‘é::z:zz:’z‘:’:’:z ¥ was to warn all wom- | By the Associated Press | ? the home whicl upied at Runk CITIZEN ARMY CAMPS WILL START JUNE 12| War Department Announges Ap- plicants Between 17 and. 24 ‘Will Be Received. ATTENDANCE I8 URGED | Training Will Be éondnc?-cd Throughout Country. The citizens' military training camps to be held this summer by the and will be operated be- and August 11 in dif- it localities, each,camp having a month’s period for training, it was nounced today. or Penmeylvania, Maryland, Vir- nia and the District of Columbia headquarters have been established « Standard Oil building at Balti- : information and enrol- may be obtained. of the camps is pointed out as follows in the official regula- tions of the War Department: “To bring together young men of all types, both foreign and native born, to develop closer national and social unity: to teach the privileges, duties and responsibilities of Ameri- can citizenship; to show the public by example that camp instruction of the kind contemplated will be to the liking of their sons, and that it will develop them physically, mentally and morally and will teach Ameri- canism in its true sense. Parents are urged to send their sons to one of these camps, on the ground that they will emerge the better for the training, mentally, physically and morally. There is absolutely no cost involved. The War Department furnishes all equip- ment, clothing and incidentals and reimburses traveling expenses. gl S QUITS AS ENVOY-TO REDS. Swedish Minister Has Unpleasant Experience With Soviet. STOCKHOLM, April 12.—~Carl Ger- hard von Heidenstam, newly appoint- ed Swedish minister to soviet Russia, has surprised the officials of Stock- holm, where he is visiting, by re- signing the post. Unpleasant per- sonal experiences are said to have caused his decision. M. von Heidenstam, who was named minister to Russia just after Sweden's de jure recognition of the soviet, asks that his resignation be effective from May 1. HINGTON, D. (. APRIL PLAN TIRE EXHIBIT. Dealers Will Hold Non-Skid Dem- onstration Tomorrow. A new cord tire with a fabric tread, manufactured by the New England Tire and Rubber Company, will be demonstrated tomorrow after- noon before police and fire officials of this city as well as automobile dealers. The demonstration will in charge of L. A. Laporte and S. R. Huntley, who will exhibit the non-skid qualities of the tire. The exhibition will be held on 3rd street south of Pennsylvania avenue, the same place as that selected a few weeks ago for the brake test. M. O. Eldridge of the A. A. A, Maj. Daniel Sullivan, major and su- perintendent of police; George W. Watson, chief of the fire depart- ment; Thomas F. MacDonald, head of the bureau of public roads; In- spector Albert Headley, chief of the traffic bureau: Paul B! Lum, presi- dent of the Washington Automotive Trade Assoclation, and Representa- tive Alan T. Treadway of Massachu- setts, are expected to be present. Through the courtesy of the fire department, which will _wet the street for the test, the exhibit will be conducted under regular driving conditions. Traffic men have been assigned to handle the crowds. 13, 1924—PART 1. $1,655,188 WILLARD ESTATE T0 WiDOW Will of Former bassador to Spain Is Filed for Probate in Virginia. clated Press FAIRE a., April 12.—The will of the late Col. Josepn former ambassador to died in New York last filed for probate today in the Fair- fax circuit court. The estate was valued at § 88.61. Under the provisions of the will, which was dated October 26, Spain, the entire estate of real and personal property is bequeatherd to the wid- ow, Mrs. Belle L. Wyatt Willard. She is appointed the sole executrix of the estate, and so qualified. The will filed was in typew form, and was_witnessed Montague and Thomas B. latter of Washington. BELIEVE SHIP SAFE. 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